There's a lot of talk about sexual harassment in the workplace. Besides the obvious, there are many shades of gray -- in fact, you may be surprised to find out what does and doesn't constitute harrassment.

Our guest this week is Liz Hook, who has been practicing employment law for 28 years. For 16 years she represented banks, publishers, airlines, and manufacturers she worked with Citigroup's Human Resources and Employee Relations.

Since 2006 she has been back in private practice with Braxton Hook PLLC in Southampton, which provides counseling and litigation for both employment law and special education law.

Law is a second career for Liz, who was trade magazine editor for 10 years before choosing to go to law school. That experience has given her a valuable non-lawyer’s perspective on work place dynamics between co-workers and how confusing the current Me Too movement might be for many people.

We look forward to a provocative (but not too provocative!) conversation with Liz when we tape on Saturday at Estia's Little Kitchen, and broadcast on Sunday at 11 a.m. on 88.3 WPPB - FM, Long Island's only NPR station.

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